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Florida DMV Cheat Sheet

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1. To control your speed on a long, steep downgrade, you should:
✓ Shift to a lower gear and let the engine help slow the vehicle
On a steep downhill, shift to a lower gear so engine braking helps hold your speed and reduces how much you must use the brakes. Continuously riding the brakes can overheat them and cause brake fade, leaving little stopping power. Engine braking in a low gear is the safe way to descend.
2. What is the only thing that can reduce your blood alcohol content over time?
✓ Time
Only time lets your body remove alcohol from the bloodstream; nothing speeds it up. Coffee may make you feel more awake, and food eaten before drinking can slow absorption, but neither lowers a BAC that is already raised. Believing otherwise leads people to drive while still impaired.
3. If you are involved in a collision, you should first:
✓ Stop, check for injuries, and call for help if anyone is hurt
After a collision you must stop, check everyone for injuries, and call for emergency help if anyone is hurt; leaving the scene of a crash is a serious offense. Move vehicles out of traffic only if it's safe and there are no injuries, and exchange information. Reporting requirements and thresholds vary by state.
4. After a crash in which someone is injured, you should:
✓ Render reasonable aid and call for emergency help
After a crash with injuries, you must give reasonable assistance - such as calling 911 for medical help and not moving seriously injured people unless they are in danger. Rendering aid is a legal duty after a crash. Only move an injured person if leaving them risks greater harm, such as fire.
5. To turn around on a narrow two-way street, you may make a:
✓ Three-point turn
When a street is too narrow for a U-turn, a three-point turn (also called a K-turn) lets you reverse direction using forward, reverse, and forward movements. Choose a spot with clear sightlines and no oncoming traffic, since you briefly block both lanes. A 'four-point' or 'single-point' turn is not a standard maneuver.
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